ABLP’s All Saints West Primary Discussed in Executive Meeting
The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) held an Official Executive Meeting last Friday, which was attended by executive members, branch officials, and members of the ABLP’s auxiliary groups.
The meeting was convened to discuss critical updates and amendments in preparation for the upcoming primary in All Saints West.
One of the significant highlights of the meeting was the introduction of three highly qualified, motivated, and ambitious comrades who were eager to contest the All Saints West seat.
The ABLP is thrilled to introduce these exceptional candidates: Comrade Arry Simon, Comrade Lamin Newton, and Comrade Regis Burton. Registration for the upcoming primary is currently ongoing, and interested individuals can obtain more information through the branch office.
The ABLP’s Leadership and Executive extend their best wishes to all candidates as they prepare for the upcoming run-off.
Moreover, the ABLP encourages its members and supporters to support and empower these comrades as they embark on this important journey.
The primary in All Saints West is expected to be a significant event for the ABLP, and the party is confident that the selected candidate will be a strong representative for the constituency.
Overall, the ABLP is proud of the caliber of candidates who are contesting the primary election, and they believe that the election process will be transparent and fair.
The party is committed to ensuring that the primary is conducted in a peaceful and democratic manner, and they urge all members and supporters to participate in this critical process.
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Donna February 16, 2024, 8:47 PM